Log into your router and check your WiFi settings. So make sure your devices are correctly plugged in. This will also happen with travel routers, like the TP-Link WR802N. A loose line will limit your extended WiFi network. If you’re using an ethernet cable to connect your WiFi network extender to the router, ensure it is fully inserted into the port on your router and Wi-Fi extender. A loose power outlet connection may cause hardware issues and reduced wireless range. Look at the power light and ensure you’ve fully inserted your power cord into the power socket. In addition, firmware updates may fix lingering software bugs from the initial manufacturing process of your extender. Having the latest firmware program is paramount to your internet connection and keeping your devices safe from harmful computer code. If your router or WiFi extender is still on the default factory settings, you must update the router or extender firmware. That said, if your devices are still not connecting to the internet, you need to know how to connect a cable modem to a wireless router. Your device list is in your router’s wireless settings most of the time. If you choose to go wireless, you should learn how to check which devices are connected to your WiFi router. Still, you can also connect an extender to your router’s ethernet port. Most WiFi range extenders connect to your router via WiFi signals.

This is the best position to maximize your wireless access. Keep your directional antenna pointed towards the ceiling of your home or office.

Wifi booster and extender